L'amour Est Doux (2020)

Both starts with a complicated love/hate relationship, and the Male Lead has been secretly in love with the Female lead for many years.

story of co workers and neighbours living in the same apartments, the male lead is the tenant of the female lead, the female lead doesnt know that. additional plot of childhood sweetheart and connections, strong female lead.

? Both dramas fall within the romantic comedy genre, focusing on lighthearted and sweet romantic relationships with humorous elements.

? In both dramas, the main characters start off with a history of knowing each other since childhood or youth, eventually growing into a romantic relationship. This "friends-to-lovers" progression is central to the plot.

? In both series, the female protagonists are portrayed as smart, ambitious women. In Love is Sweet, the female lead works in the financial world, while in Exclusive Fairytale, the female lead has her own personal goals and dreams.

? The male lead plays a supportive role, encouraging and helping the female lead achieve her dreams, while also developing feelings for her. They are protective yet respectful of her independence.

? Family plays an important role in shaping the dynamics of the characters' relationships, adding emotional layers to the narrative in both dramas.

- sweet bickering between leads;
- mischievous ML & FL;
- ML plays mahjong;
- capable leads;
- stubborn FL

childhood sweet friendship where the boy have a crush with the girl... later separated due to circumstances and met again when they are adult and lead them to love each other again.

- ML and FL had childhood past
- FL has a rare disease
- ML has liked FL before
- FL was hurt by ML in school (has to do with stages)
- FL has a distinct, strong moral compass/personality
- ML is owner of FL house and lives with her (later in the story)
- both are very cute, with some drama about business competition (LIS is a bit more intense)

Both dramas:
- tell story of childhood sweethearts,
- ML fell in love with FL since childhood,
- take place in work environment

- ML likes FL since their school years;
- ML does not tell FL about his feelings and uses different kinds of tricks to express his love;
- Both ML and FL work in the same company;
- ML takes care of FL;
- Both ML and FL are professionals in their sphere;
- ML and FL have bickering relationship

It's the same actress and the chemistry between leads is just really sweet! MLs are always protecting FLs and very clear in their love for FLs. Most importantly, in both shows, the main couples have tons of airtime (unlike other shows where way too much time is spent on other subplots, 2nd or 3rd couples).

- ML & FL work together;
- mains work in investment/finance;
- similar comedic vibe;
- ML has a higher position than FL;
- emotionally strong FL;
- SML/villain is obsessed with FL

both drama stories start from school to the office and ML bulling FL. Male chase Female first. boss/employee story.

- childhood friends
- ML protected her in school (SIW) / FL saved him in school (WFKBJ)
- got separated and met up later again
- constant bickering, funny and ML/FL are very comfortable with each other, start of as friends first
- ML supports FL and encourages her to get better
- sassy and strong FL, want to succeed in a field where there are usually just men
- extremely good looking cast

Both has Boss-Employee relationship.
Both has Sweet Couple.
Both ML are genius.................................

Refresh man and love is sweet are pretty similar judging with the description of the drama for love is sweet both dramas have childhood friends that meet again but end up having a strange rivaly feeling. Also how they both end up meeting each other in a company both dramas also talk about how the two friends were very close Leslie both grandma had more of a childhood friend relationship but then when they both meet again they have more of a hate love relationship

Main couple with a ton of chemistry. Dating in the Kitchen has the advantage of maintaining the chemistry throughout and not having too many episodes.